Massie was indicted by a county grand jury on two felonies of rape, one of gross sexual imposition and six of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
“Your conduct sickens the court,” Judge Jeannine Pratt told Massie, who pleaded as part of a deal that included the 30-year term. He faced a maximum sentence of 83 years.
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“I’m just sorry for everything I put everybody through,” Massie said. “It won’t ever happen again.”
Paul Watkins, an assistant county prosecutor, asked the judge to impose the 30 years. Massie “preyed on the young men of our community for more than two decades,” he said.
The charges included rape allegations dating to 1995 when Massie allegedly engaged in sexual conduct between June and August with a then 6-year-old.
Massie was charged in June 2016 in a case involving a teenage male who told Troy police he had been abused sexually by Massie over several years ending in May 2016. The indictment charged Massie with gross sexual imposition and unlawful sexual conduct between January 2013 and May 2016 in those cases.
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Troy Police Capt. Jeff Kunkleman said earlier that after news of the Massie arrest, two men now adults came forward and said they, too, had been victims of sexual assaults allegedly perpetrated by Massie.
The two men provided the names of six others who they said possibly had been victims, too.
Police were able to track down those men with one disclosing his victimization and willingness to work with investigators, Kunkleman said. The three additional victims all are now adults.
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Charges involving those victims were unlawful sexual conduct with a minor older than age 13 but younger than 16 between 2002 and 2010.
Massie will receive credit for 444 days served in jail. He was classified a Tier II sex offender, which would require registration of his address with the sheriff’s office for 25 years following prison release.
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